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The House on Dead Man’s Curve - Audio Book
This new release from Wade Beauchamp is the historical fiction you didn’t know you needed in life. Filled with cigarettes, speakeasies, sex, and obsession, this story takes you on an adventure of one’s lifetime. Wade looks to the life of the real tobacco prince Zachary Smith Reynolds and his torch singer wife Libby Holman for inspiration.
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Until Death - An Eric Kent Investigation: Case 1
A charity book featuring over forty authors, actors, musicians, entertainers, teachers, counselors, and everyday people who look back to tell a younger version of themselves what their past has taught them. Each one shares how they endured a variety of situations from verbal and physical abuse, fear, suicide, rape, and change to become the best versions of themselves.
Meet Our Authors
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Jason Roach
Jason Roach is the owner of Gold Dust Publishing and the author of the American Writing Awards Finalist for LGBTQ+ - Fiction and Thriller - Fiction The House on Dead Man’s Curve. When not writing LGBTQIA+ horror or ghost fiction, he enjoys all things paranormal and concert going with his husband. Find out more about Jason and his appearances and read his blogs written for the Association of Paranormal Study at https://authorjasonroach.com/
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Rey Nichols
Rey Nichols, a Midwest native, is the love child of an Eldritch horror with more apostrophes than letters in its name and the front person of a forgotten 80’s rock band she can’t quite remember the name of. Only two degrees away from Kevin Bacon, when Rey is not busy trying to evade capture from monster hunters, she spends her time writing urban fantasy and sci-fi detective noir. Learn more about her and her previous works at https://reynichols.com.
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Wade Beauchamp
Wade Beauchamp is from Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where he lives with his wife and daughter. Over 30 of his short stories have been published in various journals and anthologies by such editors as Ryan North, Violet Blue, Lori Perkins, and Cecilia Tan. His work has twice been selected for inclusion in Susie Bright’s Best American Erotica series (2005 and 2007). It Rhymes With Luck, a collection of his most popular shorts, was published in 2010. His debut novel, Scream If You Wanna Go Faster, was a 2013 Kindle Book Review Best Indie Book Awards Finalist.
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Harker Jones
Harker Jones is the author of the Amazon #1 best-selling love story Until September. He was managing editor of Out magazine for seven years, is a theater critic for Broadway World and is a member of both the Los Angeles Drama Critics Circle and Mensa. Having grown up on a dirt road in Michigan, he now resides in Los Angeles with his partner, Anthony, and their demon-cat, Holly.
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Molly Blaeser
Molly Blaeser is ecstatic to be completing a nearly 20-year writing project with the publication of her debut novel, The Snook Saga: Origins. Previously, Molly has had short stories and poems published in various teen contests and student publications. When not escaping into her beloved fantasy world, Molly can be found caring for the zoo of animals she owns alongside her partner in North Carolina. (Photo by Natalia Zamora Photography)
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Chris Cole
Chris Cole was born and raised in southeast Idaho. They've worked in TV news, education, and now work in mental health as a licensed professional counselor. They enjoy writing a variety of genres, including science fiction, fantasy, romance, and children's novels, all with queer lead characters. You can find out more about Chris at www.chriscolebooks.com